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How to Pick the Right Father's Day Gift Even If Your Dad is the Pickiest Dad on

• If you are worried about gifts for a picky Dad, then you will definitely want to opt for gifts that are made well and that are practical. For example, leather wallets will probably be more appreciated than cheaper wallets made from vinyl.
• Look for something that you know your Dad will use often, such as a belt, wallet or a leather laptop case. Ties are a great traditional gift, but in most cases clothing is too personal to purchase for someone who is very picky about what he wears.
• The exception for this rule is choosing something in a brand and color that you know Dad will love. For example, a high quality button down shirt for work or an exceptional suit jacket may be the perfect gift for a picky Dad on Father's Day.
• Make sure that your color choices reflect the preferences of your Dad as well. Black and navy are classic colors, but if your Dad doesn't like these options, then don't pick them up no matter how practical or how well made the item is. Look for something that matches his preferences, rather than your own.

Just Ask

• If you don't mind your Dad knowing what he is going to get for Father's Day, then just ask him what he wants. You may find that he really doesn't care about the gifts that he gets, however, or he may say that he doesn't want anything as a gift.
• A gift for a picky Dad can be as simple as a leather glove compartment organizer for his classic car, or as expensive as an HD TV. Most of the time, however, something in the middle of these two extremes is the best option. For example, a brand name men's watch and a deluxe leather watch box may be something that your Dad will love as a special gift.
• One thing to avoid giving a picky Dad, or anyone else, is a pet. Not only will Dad have to care for the pet whether he wants to or not, he will also have to pay for vet bills for many years to come. Giving a pet as a gift for a picky Dad is one of the worst ideas, but you will also want to avoid things like plants unless your Dad is an avid gardener.
• Anything that requires constant or regular care is usually too much of a hassle to be appreciated.

One of the best gifts a picky Dad can get is the gift of time. Offer to do the chores that he hates, whether it is weeding the garden or taking out the trash. He will definitely remember this thoughtful gift for a long time.